Seriously? Her unhealthy, skinny frame, draped with an extensive wardrobe and the best hair and make-up money can buy create a completely unrealistic and fictional image of what a "beautiful" woman is. Call me ignorant, but I find her not only unattractive, but repugnant.
What's missing? A realistic weight and the associated curves that go with it. A beauty that can permeate through sweat pants and a t-shirt. A face that you want to kiss first thing in the morning, regardless of the lack of hair and make-up support.
The celebration of Sex and the City 2 and its star send horrible message to women, so here's one from me: Be you, because you're beautiful.
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